We plan, cable and install business networks, and the systems your business runs on.
A video intercom takes a code, badge or phone tap and opens the gate. A PTZ camera pans, tilts and zooms right in on the driver.
The coffee shop's payment terminals and register cameras run on their own secure network, and an elevator takes you up to the suite.
Add door access users, pull up any camera, see every call logged, and set music volume zone by zone, from the office or your phone.
Desk phones, corded or Bluetooth headsets, or just an app on the PC. Calls, chat and voicemail all live in one app, at the desk or anywhere.
Access readers unlock doors with a phone tap, badge or face ID, and every entry is logged. Once inside, your phone joins the Wi-Fi on its own.
Every workstation, TV and phone gets its own dedicated, tested connection. No daisy-chained switches under desks.
Keystone jacks snap into labeled wall plates, and each run goes up inside the wall. Nothing lying across the floor.
Cables bundle into a trunk on J-hooks. Access points blanket every room, so phones roam AP to AP without dropping. Ceiling speakers carry music and paging in separate zones, each with its own volume, and cameras cover every entrance.
Where the core technology lives. The main trunk arrives on a ladder rack and drops into the rack inside a protective sleeve, the way code requires.
A smaller wall-mount rack closer to the users, with its own switches, patch panels and battery backup, tied back to the Mainframe (MDF) over fiber.
The monitor shelf and fiber go in first, then patch panels and switches, the door access hub, the firewall, modem, PDU, audio amp, camera recorder and, at the bottom, battery backup.
Each switch sits right above its patch panel, so every cord is one short, rounded loop, color-coded by what it powers. Lighted patch cords glow at the switch so every port is easy to trace.
Fiber runs from the gateway to every switch and out to each IDF, and the modem feeds the WAN. The lights come on.
Entry and exit doors, parking, hallways and the network room, recorded around the clock and live on the rack monitor.
Offices, retail, restaurants and warehouses. Structured cabling, Wi-Fi, cameras, audio and network racks, installed right the first time.